GC stands for gas chromatography while TLC stands for thin layer chromatography
In GC ,mobile phase is a gas ,whereas in TLC,mobile phase is a liquid.
Practically ,TLC is used often as an analytical tool rather than as a method of purification.TLC is used to quickly determine if a mixture is pure,how many compounds it may contain,and what combination of eluent and stationary phase can be used to separate the components.
However,in gas chromatography,instead of passing a liquid over the stationary phase,an inert phase(helium or nitrogen) moves over the stationary phase.An equilibrium is reached between the compounds absorbed on the stationary phase and compounds moving in the gas phase.
Depending upon the demand of the experiment ,both the methods have their pros and cons.
Advantages of GC over TLC-
1-Higher degree of resolution to resolve components of complex mixture of compounds
2-Higher degree of control over operational parameters such as T programming,gas flow rate e.t.c
3-Higher speed of analysis for optimum resolution
4-Wider choice of sample-ideally suited for analyzing volatile compounds
5-Higher level of sensitivity offering wide range detection.Example-Thermal conductivity,mass selection,flame photometry
6-Easy software optimisation
7-GC columns are easily available
8-Permanent storage of chromatograms are possible
9-GC columns can be reused unlike TLC.
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Common solvents used in TLC analysis are hexane and ethyl acetate, the latter being more polar. A TLC has been performed on a mixture of two compounds. The solvent ran for 3 cm(plate length is 6cm) with 5% ethyl acetate in hexane. The two spots were not resolved, meaning they showed up too close to each other. What can you suggest to possible improve the results of the separation?
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